The Years I Spent as the Boss's Daughter

Zai: Wild man, ha, let's go on a trip to Tokyo Bay [Lemon]

Hey, it's a little good and a little bad, but life is unreasonable... I get love and lose love, I get a bond and then lose it. I keep losing and gaining ~ lies and truth ~ it doesn't matter anymore ("Continuous loss along the way, life will continue to witness") scatter flowers [spread flowers]

Everything that the leader Zai taught Xiaokui reflected on Liu Zai. It was truly a deep love between father and daughter. Xiaokui couldn't bear to wake up Dazai, he was so gentle [three-flowered cat head][three-flowered cat head][three-flowered cat head]

Wow, cowards have even begun to analyze themselves. It seems that the sense of crisis brought by the existence of the real possibility of becoming Xiaokui's boyfriend is too strong. It feels like Zai really cares about Xiaokui, and for this reason he is willing to restrain himself. Xiaokui is also one of the rare beings that Zai is willing to reach out to catch rather than let go.

I originally wanted to write a review, but I didn't expect that I forgot where the rating was. I've already written it, so I'll just post another one here. In fact, there are many articles about Dazai Osamu's family, friendship and love, so it is inevitable that they always seem to be a bit the same, but this article is different. The author seems to show me a real situation where Dazai really has a daughter. If Dazai has a daughter, it seems like it should be like this. Xiaokui's intelligence, empathy, character skills, etc., Except for the innate part, everything she acquires has the shadow of Dazai. From Xiaokui, I saw Dazai's feelings for his daughter as a father. It was really an incredible feeling. I don't know why, it was supposed to be a sweet article, but as I read it I felt a little sad. Has Dazai experienced the feeling of being a human from Xiaokui? In a sense, the supernatural ability called "Disqualification in the World" reflects the deep side of Dazai's soul, but since Xiaokui was born, he seems to have started step by step to truly become a human being, muster up the courage, and assume the responsibility of a father. And Xiaokui is really what the author said. He does not have a villain's life experience, but he has a villain's character. However, such a child was guided step by step by Dazai and stood on the bright side. Both parties have been getting along with each other for a long time, taking care of each other, and have become an indispensable part of each other's lives. This is not just father and daughter. For the leader Zai, there is no need to say more about the meaning of Xiaokui's existence. No one wants to watch the 7.7 Seconds of jumping down again, but for Xiaokui, Dazai is not only a father, but also a teacher and friend. On the road of life, he taught his daughter everything he learned and did to prevent dangerous behaviors. This was really incredible for Dazai. He is no longer the Dazai Osamu who dare not reach out to save him because of fear. He has a child who he sincerely wants to protect even if he does everything. This is really a perfect ending. He has a close friend who wants to protect him at all costs, an armed detective agency that tolerates and accepts him, and a smart and lovely daughter who inherits everything from him. In this long time, there are always some moments when he feels happy. Osamu Dazai, who once pursued death without any regrets and was confused about the value of life, has gradually become an ordinary father, which is great. Fangirls spend their entire lives just hoping that the characters they love can be happy. Ps: Sorry, my writing power is limited, I feel like I still can't express the thousands of words in my heart. In short, I hope Dazai Osamu and Xiaokui are happy.

I feel like I have some control over the plot, so when the cannon fodder disturbs the protagonist and is turned into a real cannon fodder by the protagonist, my first reaction is that he deserves it. As long as the protagonist I am naturally attracted to does not do anything that harms his own interests, it doesn't matter to me. However, Routh's interpretation of characters is really strong. The characters in Routh's paintings have emotions, anger, sorrow, and fear, rather than paper-like existences.

I feel that if Aoi is a cold person, she cannot be recognized by Zai. How can two people with ice-cold hearts get along well with each other. According to my understanding, a large part of why Zainou, Oda and Ango became friends is because they cherish life and are the type of people who treat life well. So I still don't dare to choose. This comment doesn't even have a delete button. I thought it made sense at the time, but the answer turned out to be all wrong. Thinking about it, I feel like the sky is falling.

I choose b. It can be seen from the above that Dazai and Xiaokui have a good father-daughter relationship. I also feel that if she grew up beside Dazai and Dazai hopes that she can have a promising future, then there will still be basic teachings. At least she will not be cold on the outside. As a child, appearance is her most basic protection. To put it bluntly, if she and Dazai grow up mutually, it will be difficult to focus on other people. It is more likely that she will be hot on the outside and cold on the inside.

Xiaokui helps Sato do everything she wants to do, initially because of the same empathy for "father", and the leaders Zai and Butei are really good at teaching children. Can Liu Zai guess that Xiao Kui is his daughter from the parallel world?

I'm so curious. After the death of "Megumi Sato", will Aoi return to her original world? ( ) I really want to stay in this world for a while longer (bushi)